Write a method named classPresidents that tallies votes for presidents of two school classes. Somehow the vote tallies for sophomore and junior class presidents got mixed up! Your method should accept as its parameter a Scanner representing a file of vote results. It should output the next sophomore and junior class presidents. The file format looks like the following: Jared s 25 Sophie j 12 Tom j 44 Isaac s 30 Emily s 60 Russ s 23 Madison j 20 The file repeats the pattern name year votes. The year is either "s" for sophomore or "j" for junior. Your program should output the candidate in each presidential race with the most votes, and how many votes they got. Specifically, if this file were named candidates.txt, your method could be called in the following way:

Write a method named classPresidents that tallies votes for presidents of two school classes. Somehow the vote tallies for sophomore and junior class presidents got mixed up! Your method should accept as its parameter a Scanner representing a file of vote results. It should output the next sophomore and junior class presidents. The file format looks like the following: Jared s 25 Sophie j 12 Tom j 44 Isaac s 30 Emily s 60 Russ s 23 Madison j 20 The file repeats the pattern name year votes. The year is either "s" for sophomore or "j" for junior. Your program should output the candidate in each presidential race with the most votes, and how many votes they got. Specifically, if this file were named candidates.txt, your method could be called in the following way:

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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